Treatment Planning Completes

Question 0

When is bone resorption most rapid?

Answer 0

In the first 6 months following xla

None resorption in anterior mandible is four times fresher than maxilla

Question 1

Where should the post dam be placed?

Answer 1

Soft tissue At or along the junction of the hard and soft plate where pressure within physiological limits can be applied to aid denture retention

Needs to be anterior to palatine fovea which area collection of minor salivary glands just anterior to vibratory line

Question 2

What factors will include mandibular bone loss?

Answer 2

Functional force
Bone type
Blood supply; 
Age
Diet and deficiency

Question 3

What are the forces acting to keep the denture in situ?

Answer 3

Physical

Mechanical

Question 4

What are the physical forces keeping the denture in?

Answer 4

Adhesion cohesion 
Gravity
Base adaptation 
Viscosity 
Surface tension: negative surface of denture becomes wet by saliva and along periphery there is a negative pressure which prevents due true being drawn away

Question 5

What are the mechanical forces keeping the denture in?

Answer 5

Undercuts

Muscular

Question 6

What is adhesion and cohesion optimised by?

Answer 6

Accurate fit
Optimum surface area
Peripheral seal: needs to fill functional sulcus

Question 7

What is the Hamilcar notch?

Answer 7

Overlies gap between pterygoid hamulis and maxillary tuberosity
This is the most posterior extension

Question 8

How far up the RM pad should the teeth be placed?

Answer 8

2/3
Thine anterior part is firm and fibrous
The posterior part is mobile

Question 9

Whag is th significance of the mylohoyoid ridge?

Answer 9

With age this becomes more prominent and then can lead to mucosa soreness

Question 10

What are the options for a patient with denture dissatisfaction?

Answer 10

Reline/repair
Fixed implant retained
New denture: conventional or special techniques

Question 11

What are the special techniques that can be used in completes?

Answer 11

Copy
Impression technqiue
Occlusal techqniue
Nutrual zone
Soft linings
Denture base matal 
Implant retained

Question 12

What are the impression techniques available?

Answer 12

Standards
Border moulding
Mucodisplasive
Flabby ridge

Question 13

Border moulding includes what?

Answer 13

Shaping of the impression material by manipulation of the soft tissues

Question 14

What is the neutral zone techqniue?

Answer 14

This is an impression techqniue to record the neutral zone and this where the polished surfaces should be placed to increase stability

Question 15

When is the internal zone techqniue indicate!

Answer 15

Stroke
Resection
Repeated failure

Question 16

How do you do the neutral zone technique?

Answer 16

1: primary impressions of upper and lower in impression compound
2. Poured up
3. Upper secondary impression and wax rim made and lower special tray which has projection spurs and fins for retention of viscogel
4. Adjust upper wax rim
5. Place lower special tray in mouth and to stablish correct OVD with pillars
6. Place viscogel on lower TRSY and patient to carry out functions movements and after 10 mins set
7. Lab poute this up and then leaves a gutter where the neutral zone is

Question 17

What factors affect the aesthetics?

Answer 17

OVD
Tooth shade
Tooth shape
Tooth modification 
Gingival modification

Question 18

Which dentur base materials are there?

Answer 18

High strength: Co polymer, valplast, CoCr
Non allergenic: luxene, valplast
Pigmented